Aha Moment
when a new user first realizes the value of your product and why they need it, ideally (but rarely?) happens during first visit (onboarding, AARRR, north-star playbook)
instrumental definition: user action/adoption that significantly increases expected-value of Retention and LTV for the customer.
blockers to getting there are probably your bottleneck
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